Nepal

KATHMANDU: A session of the National Assembly (NA) nowadays unanimously accepted the proposal to dispatch the ‘Federal, State and Local Level (interrelations management) Bill -nsprint; 2075 BS& to the Legislation Management Committee for clause-wise deliberations.

Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal, presented the proposal before the assembly, on behalf of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

Similarly, the Minister tabled the proposal seeking the assembly endorsement to dispatch the ‘Evidence (moment amendment) Bill -nsprint; 2057 BS& to the Legislation Committee for clause-wise discussions, which was passed unanimously.

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KATHMANDU: Sorhakhutte Pahiko Area Consumers& Committee (SPACC) and Pahiko Youth Club nowadays jointly organised a social gathering to bring all the locals together in Naya Bazar, Kathmandu Metropolitan City-16.

KMC-16 ward chair Mukunda Rijal, members of security agency, Mahila Samuha (Womengroup), SPACC members, the club members and local residents among other members of civil society participated in the social gathering at Phalphul Chok this morning. Introduction programme and tea reception were held in the programme.

The SPACC president and Unified Rastriya Prajatantra portiony-Rastrabadi (URPP-R) General Secretary Bharat Jung Upreti, said that programme was organised with the thingive to extend social interactions among people living in the locality.

President Upreti was of the view that such social gathering was a must for preserveing peace and security by set uping a shut rapport among various communities dwelling in the area.

Lovewise, all the members of the SPACC and the youth club committed to working hand in hand to preserve peace and security in the area.

The SPACC has been functioning in KMC-16 and 17 for about a decade.

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